Wellcome to Oishi Well-Being Lab!

Our lab explores a variety of issues related to culture and well-being broadly defined. The globe is our laboratory! (as Ed Diener and Mark Suh say)
The Concept of Happiness: Historical and Cultural Variation
Project Residential Mobility (residential mobility, the self, social relationships, and well-being)
Current Graduate Students
Thomas Talhelm (talhelmt@gmail.com): culture, social cognition
Min Ha Lee (mhl5b@virginia.edu): culture, cognition, regret
Kaitlyn Booske (kb3ea@virginia.edu): well-being, relationships, social neuroscience
Jason Kisling (drumminalot@gmail.com): culture, group, luck, well-being
Gary Sherman (gsherman@virginia.edu): evolutionary psychology and psychophysiology of trust and cooperation. Home page: http://people.virginia.edu/~gds6d/
Jesse Graham (jcg9m@virginia.edu): humor and well-being, morality, culture. Home page: http://people.virginia.edu/~jcg9m/
Patrick Seder (jps6z@virginia.edu): friendship, diversity, well-being
Jungwon Hahn (Ph.D. 2003): Assistant
Professor of Psychology,
Mike Steger (Ph.D. 2004): Assistant Professor, Colorado State
University
Helen Sullivan (Ph.D. 2005): Social Science Analysit, Food and Drug Administration (approach vs. avoidance goal and well-being)
Takeshi Hamamura: Assistant Professor
at Chinese University of Hong Kong
Emiko Yoshida: Ph.D. student in social psychology at